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, at SciLifeLab Umeå as work place. Project description Umeå University is recruiting a staff scientist to work with advanced 3D image analysis of electron microscopy data, tomography, cryo-EM, SEM generated image
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Bioinformatician: Data Science lead The Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics. SciLifeLab (SciLifeLab ) is a national center for molecular biosciences with focus on health and environmental
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the skin, and what physical mechanisms govern each step. The work is highly interdisciplinary, bringing together microfluidics and organ-on-chip platforms, custom microscopy, cell culture, 3D printing
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one or more courses at the department each year. You can find more information about us on the Department of Information Technology website . The project will be led by Professor Nataša Sladoje , within
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or immune cells We place high importance on your personal qualities. We seek a highly motivated and creative individual who can independently lead research projects from conception to completion, while also
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to improve acute tissue slice culture, cryopreservation and distribution. Analyze the generated data, design and perform validations through tissue imaging and other functional measurements. Lead the project
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to develop new DNA/RNA nanostructures that can act as targeted nucleic acid therapeutics for cancer. Rather than designing and testing such vehicles one at a time, the project will use a high-throughput
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for studying binding and dynamical structure of DNA, RNA and proteins. Scientific questions in projects can involve, for example, studying specificity in transcription factor – DNA binding, detecting protein
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conformational transitions induced by ligand binding, cofactors, metabolites, stress, or post-translational modifications. While recent deep-learning methods such as AlphaFold have transformed protein structure
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can find more information about us here . The advertised position will be located within the Microbiology and Immunology program , which is the largest program at the department. It comprises seven